Vadim Tsirkulenko-Suvorov
Vadim Tsirkulenko-Suvorov is a Ukrainian painter whose work cause my eye a few weeks ago as I perused a gallery catalogue featuring contemporary Russian artists. He does not use bright […]
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Schopenhauer, Part One: The Aesthetic Theory
Schopenhauer. Perhaps I have bitten off more than I can chew. And yet…I can’t resist. I ran into a quote by this German philosopher (22 February 1788 – 21 September […]
Rumi and Shams
You know the quotes. You see them everywhere. I ran into a treasure trove of them the other day while perusing Pinterest. After pinning about 10 of them, I starting […]
Michael Carson
I ran into several Michael Carson paintings whilst perusing Pinterest and instantly fell in love. There is a vintage feel to these works, what with muted tones, sepia hues, “fading” […]
You Look Different.
Artists see the world differently. Although it inspired this post, I don’t like that phrase. It’s misleading. It suggests that artists physically see things differently…like they are another species with […]
Deanna Staffo
“Deanna Staffo is a Baltimore based illustrator. She received her BFA with honors from the Maryland Institute College of Art. Her work has been recognized by American Illustration, The Society […]
Artist Feature: Geoffrey Johnson
Who: Geoffrey Johnson Born: 1965 in Greensboro, North Carolina. Medium: Oil paint Although there are a few paintings that feature interior scene, most of Johnson’s works depict dark human figures […]
